The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

not the swell head, that caused
Jesse Griffin to lay up several
days last week. He had a well-de-
veloped pair Of humps.
War clouds in Europe. or
something else, is booming bacon.
1t is now worth from 10 to l21
cents, and our merchants think it
will yet advance.
Our entire stock of Clothing
IS new, and viii be sold Oh a small
profit.
f24 If HoRsLEY G. KILLEN.
I he Laura Haygood Mission
airy Society met Sunday afternoon
at the church, and had very in
teresting programme consisting
OF recitations, songs, etc.
-Fhe two new residences erect
ed by Hatcher Bros. are now CON-
plete and occupied. Mr.. Martin
melt3n occupies one of them and
Mr. r. L. Hatcher the other.
The cat crop throughout
Terrell county is a very promis-
ing one. The acreage IS large
and the stand is all that could be
expected.
The Best North Carolina
Sweet Mash Corn Whiskies at
f24-tf NJ. G. MIMs'.
Miss Mary, eldest daughter
of our esteemed fellow citizen,
Duncan Mclaughlin, of Climax,
is attending college this year at
Dawson.--Bainblidge Democrat.
All croakers who now infest
Dawson should either join the
procession or shut up. Every
man who lives in this town is ex-
pected to stand NJ for it.
The O'Connor Tragedy Com
pany played to a fair sized audi
ence in Dawson last Thursday
night. The acting was very good,
bat the play, Richelieu, is not one
that takes we'll with the masses.
Rupture, pile tumors, fistulm
and all diseases Of the lower bow
ell Except cancer ,ladically cured.
Send 10 cents in stamps for book.
Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Turn out to morrow night
and patronize the fremqn's enter
tainment at the armory. The
ladies of Dawson have the affair
in hand, and that is sufficient
guarantee that everything will be
nice and pleasant,
Angel darling Mamma,
where did baby tome from?"
Fond mother Papa DO 1ght him
in the market" Angel darling
"Why didn't him div ten cents
more and dit one wifi hair on?"
When Charlie Gunnels wants
to come from DR.. Williford's to
town, a distance of about u
miles, he filings himself astride
his bicycle and comes on. He
makes better time than he would
with horse and buggy.
There will not be near the
acreage planted in melons in this
county this year as last, though
some have already planted. The
bogus commission merchant will
not figure up much profit on us
the veal.
Professor Lowrpy is one of
the most enthusiastic railr5ad
men in town, and is ever alive 10
Dawson's interests. The latter
part of LAST week he took trip
into Stewart and Webster in the
interest of the Columbus South
ern.
From the movements of
certain young man in Dawson, we
are inclined to the opinion that he
is in the notion to take unto him
self not only a better, but a big
ger half. He probably goes on
the theory that if little is good
more is better.
"A few gentlemen and ladies
met al the residence of Col. ). IL.
Query last Friday night and or
an Authors Club." At
each weekly meeting some author
will be discussed and music Will
lend a pleasantly variety to the pro-
gramme.
-Colonels J. II. Query, John
w. Fox, a. J. Carver, II. o. and
Gene Crouch, W. r. Melton and
Capt. Joe LANG, returned from
Blue Springs yesterday where
they had been on a Gshins expedi-
ton. The boys-oh, beg pardon
the Colonies all had a very Gu
ioyable time and caught quite a
lot Of fish.
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Pre-
scription" is not extolled as a
"cure-all," but admirably fuliills
singleness of purpose, being a
most potent specific in those
chronic weaknesses peculiar to
women. Particulars IA Dr.
Pierce's large treatise on Diseases
Peculiar to Women, $50 page"